Sentences with phrase «summer weather returns»

During mid February we hit spring for, like, a week and then the summer weather returns.

Not exact matches

Think we were spoilt last summer and the Irish weather has returned to it's normal cloudy setting.

Gertie Get - Well Tea: As the weather shifts from sweltering summer to blustering fall, coughs and colds also make their seasonal return.

But in the meantime, before our bodies and legs return to our healthy summer & toned state (please god), midi lengths are a super reliable and easy win, I personally have become a huge coveter of the midi length, its modest, covers all my sins and still lets me dress for the hotter weather.

Granted, we were greeted with amazing summer weather upon return, but vacationing in paradise is just so much better than home.

and priced at $ 38, I think the dress is reasonable for its quality and being made in the U.S. I think I'll be layering it under a sweater when I return to the cold weathers but I foresee myself wearing it quite a fair bit come Summer!

In the past weeks, we didn't have a real summer weather here in Germany and it was really depressing leaving Croatia and returning to good old and cold Germany:D I hope we have better weather in the next week, especially for my Birthday week:D Nevertheless I want to share a summer outfit, which can be worn on days with around 20 degrees perfectly, spreading summer vibes and a little bit boho - vibes too.

For the record, the last Mazda6 I tested enjoyed lots of highway driving in summer weather and returned 7.0 L / 100 km — and that was before i - ELOOP became available.

Hard launches return some wheel hop, which partly is due to the cold weather and summer tires.

Chicago, IL — The dangerous weather conditions associated with the Dog Days of Summer are returning to Chicago.

When Portland's summer weather passes and the slow - drip of an Oregon winter returns, it will be interesting to see if enthusiasm for bike share can be maintained.

This new, relatively thin ice can be broken up by wind and weather (and the waves that result), and will melt more rapidly when summer returns.